One rather obvious question - is the club bank account still frozen? As that was given as a reason for some of the difficulties in starting next season, unless there has been some relaxation then how does the club transact day to day business for the next 4 weeks?

OK Walshy - How many do we have signed on under contract and I will alter.

37 now Phil & Have revealed to the right quarter. Keep up. Next.

A Company should be able to continue to trade whilst a petition is outstanding.



However the bank may have placed restrictions on the company if the bank account is overdrawn or operated with the benefit of an overdraft. This is probably what is happening with the club. The bank won't want any extension to the credit facilities.

As much as I think PYB is an annoyance, I'd like to know what those 37 are. Genuinely. I can think of a handful, but I'd struggle to make 37.

While pleased that we have survived for another month it still is an uncertain state of limbo we find ourselves in. It really does feel a long drawn out affair whos conclusion remains uncertain. Hopefully when we take the pitch against Wigan in our first game those supporters in attendance get behind whoever is in a red shirt. I cant recall a more depressing time to be a Salford fan but come opening night i will be there...no doubt to witness a defeat.

Given that the 4 week 'stay of execution' takes us beyond the season opening game what will now happen with season tickets? Are the club expecting everyone to purchase one-off match tickets without knowing if the club will exist by the time the next fixture is played?

Sky incomes 1.25million, not 2million.

Sure is - Well its £2.5 million then rather than £2 million in my original post - I was talking about the 2 years left on the Franchise.

It's only £2.5 million if you compete for two years though..

I'll happily be corrected on this, but I think we only have 18 players who've played more than 1 game in Superleague.

Thanks Iain